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  1. Hello, I apologize if this is mentioned somewhere in this forum already. I tried to search prior to posting, but I did not see any obvious answers or similar issues. I currently have 2 Hard Drives (a 1.5 TB and 1 TB) that are connected to Google Drive running on a Windows 10 x64 on a local machine. Everything has been working really well, but recently noticed something odd. I set the "Cache Size" to 30 GB on both drives and have them both setup in such a way that I could potentially have a 32 TB cloud drive on each. I also own DrivePool and have the 2 cloud drives pooled together to form 1 x 64 TB potential drive. I can't imagine I'd ever be able to have that much data, but wanted to maximize the amount available. Anyway, I don't know that this is actually an issue or maybe a bug, but on the 1.5 TB drive, even though the cache size is set to 50 GB, it seems to be consistently getting larger. It's currently up to 135 GB and even if I try to "clear cache", it still shows the same amount being used. The 1 TB drive does not seem to have this issue in that it obeys the max cache size and when I click clear cache, it actually clears it. Has anyone experienced a similar issue? If not, would anyone have any suggestions on things I can try to fix this? I have already tried restarting multiple times, resetting settings, tried changing the cache size limit, clearing the cache, but so far nothing seems to allow me to clear it. Thank you for taking the time to read this post and for any potential suggestions.
  2. I recently decided to rent a dedicated Windows 2012 R2 server from SoYouStart.com and just purchased a license for cloud drive about 45 minutes ago in addition to one I use at home... so I now have 2 licenses. I installed Cloud Drive on the dedicated server and I should have tested it more prior to purchasing another license, but for some reason, after installation and doing windows updates on the machine, the 30 day trial on the machine just disappeared. I installed it today, so there's no way the timer ran out. I believe this was prior to even trying to connect it to a Google Drive account, but I thought maybe it was something to do with it being a trial version and just went ahead and got the new license. However, it seems that Cloud Drive crashes or something when attempting to connect to Google Cloud Drive. I click "Connect", a web browser opens and prompts me to login with Google credentials, it succeeds, and once I try to "Create" a drive, I get an error stating the "Cloud Drive UI has stopped working" and it forces me to close the program. I checked to make sure the services were running and it seems they are. I have attached a screenshot (please excuse the profanity I used for the "Connection Name" as I was frustrated at the time.) I have already requested support, but thought I could reach out on this platform to see if anyone might have experienced something similar? If so, are there any things I can try to fix it? I've already uninstalled/reinstalled, tried a different version, etc. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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